by Mathias
ISBN 9782904057236
$352.00
by Mathias
ISBN 9782904057236
1 in stock
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Le Corbusier Tapestries, a complete catalogue raisonné of the woven works by Martine Mathias (1987), a rare edition by Philippe Sers/Vilo. Discover this definitive book on Le Corbusier’s tapestries, published to mark the centenary of his birth and the exhibition at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Arras. Preface by François Mathey, introduction by Annick Davy.
Le Corbusier discovered tapestry in 1936 thanks to Marie Cuttoli. In 1948, he theorized the revolutionary concept of the “Muralnomad,” a mobile tapestry and living element of the modern home. In collaboration with Pierre Baudouin in Aubusson, he commissioned some thirty works between 1936 and 1965, inspired by purism, female figures, objects with a poetic resonance, and subjects such as Ubu and Totem. He also undertook major public commissions, including one for UNESCO in Paris.
This comprehensive catalogue, rich in previously unpublished documents and in-depth analyses, contains 44 color illustrations and 65 black and white illustrations. Hardcover, 103 pages, good overall condition, illustrated dust jacket with minor signs of wear. French version.
Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of modern architecture, 20th-century design, decorative arts, and out-of-print editions on Le Corbusier. An essential reference work on Le Corbusier’s major contribution to the art of tapestry in the 20th century.
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